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[Learn more](https://www.capterra.com/our-story/) * * * Last updated October 9th, 2026 # Reviews of Jira Ease of use 4.1 Customer Service 4.2 ## Pros and Cons in Reviews DR Dave R ManagerMechanical or Industrial Engineering, 11 - 50 employeesUsed the software for: 6-12 months. “Its customizable workflows, issue tracking, dashboards, and collaboration features help development and IT teams stay organized while making it easy to monitor project status and ongoing work.“ July 11, 2026 NY Nathan Y Business AnalystTelecommunications, 10,001+ employeesUsed the software for: More than 2 years. “I had a Jira ticket opened few years already, however still no respond received, no feedback whatsoever, even I responded another follow up note with same ticket, however no luck hear anything from anywhere, and I can't cancel the ticket from my side either for some odd reason. Plus I can't ask helpdesk to cancel my Jira ticket because helpdesk said they don't manage Jira ticket system, and have to wait for the technician who responsible for that particular system/application, so here I am getting stuck for few years of that Jira ticket.“ June 14, 2026 yA yousef A Systems EngineerInformation Technology and Services, 501 - 1,000 employeesUsed the software for: 1-2 years. “Once properly configured, it provides unparalleled visibility into project timelines, resource allocation, and issue tracking. While it can feel heavy and a bit rigid for smaller, fast-moving projects, its scalability and deep integration features make it an essential tool for structured, enterprise-level workflow management.“ June 21, 2026 BE Basel E IT ManagerMachinery, 51 - 200 employeesUsed the software for: Less than 6 months. “There are a lot of menus, settings, boards, fields, and workflow options, so it takes time to learn where everything is. If it is not set up properly, it can also become cluttered pretty quickly.“ June 22, 2026 SL Sai L Software EngineerHealth, Wellness and Fitness, 5,001 - 10,000 employeesUsed the software for: I used a free trial. “Powerful workflow automation (especially for ticket lifecycles and SLA monitoring), robust dashboard reporting capabilities for operational visibility, and seamless integration with tools like Confluence.“ June 17, 2026 AR Agnes R Chief Executive OfficerInformation Technology and Services, 11 - 50 employeesUsed the software for: More than 2 years. “Everyone creates brand new, completely separate Ad-Hoc Columns for small workflow pieces rather than checking if someone else already created it (and made everyone's brain hurt), and makes it painful to see the fractured data.“ June 23, 2026 CR Carmine R Software developerInformation Technology and Services, 1,001 - 5,000 employeesUsed the software for: 6-12 months. “Jira is especially valuable for project and team collaboration because it allows different teams to work on the same workflow, share updates, leave comments, and keep everyone aligned on deadlines and responsibilities.“ June 11, 2026 NP Neha P Application support analystTelecommunications, 1,001 - 5,000 employeesUsed the software for: More than 2 years. “Additionally, heavy customization can make workflows harder to manage, and performance may slow down when dealing with large volumes of tickets or data“ April 21, 2026 ## Showing most helpful reviews Showing 1-25 of 15498 Reviews Sort by: Most Helpful Rating Company Size Reviewer's Role Length of Use Frequency of Use Swetha C. Technical Program Management Automotive Used the software for: 2+ years ### "Great for Tracking Complex Projects and Team Tasks" August 13, 2026 5.0 Pros What I like most about Jira is the visibility it provides across projects and tasks. It makes it easy to assign owners, prioritize work, track status, manage backlogs, and follow issues through completion. Boards, dashboards, filters, and comments are especially useful when coordinating work across different teams. Cons Jira can feel complicated at first, especially when projects have many custom workflows, fields, and issue types. Finding the right information can sometimes take a few clicks, and dashboards and reports require some initial setup to make them truly useful. Review Source MH Md.Murad H. Software Engineer Information Technology and Services Used the software for: 1-2 years ### "Powerful and Flexible Project Management Tool" August 23, 2026 5.0 Overall, my experience with Jira has been positive. It helps me keep projects organized, manage tasks efficiently, and track issues from start to completion. The customization options are also useful for different project workflows. Pros Jira makes it easy to organize tasks, track project progress, and collaborate with team members. I particularly like the flexibility of boards, issue tracking, and task management features. Cons The interface can feel a little overwhelming for new users, and some advanced features take time to learn. Review Source VR Verified Reviewer Product Manager Computer Software Used the software for: 1-2 years ### "Amazing tracking tool for small and big projects" March 4, 2026 3.0 Pros Multiple projects you can create and link to create dependencies, multiple boards in a single project, easily customisable Kanban boards that can do what you need. Cons Workflow management is less intuitive. Even when I create a simple workflow between Jira item statuses and put some basic rules on them, the workflow easily can hit a wall. There are hidden rules/steps. Switched from [Pivotal Tracker](https://www.capterra.com/p/227356/Pivotal-Tracker/) Previous tool was discontinued and we were forced to find an alternative Review Source Christopher R. Senior Android Developer Health, Wellness and Fitness Used the software for: 2+ years ### "Jira: Best Software Ticketing System" August 2, 2026 5.0 I like that Jira has its own markup language. It is easy to use, easy to customize, and easy to understand. Pros I think Jira is the best ticket system on the market. I like how it is easy to customize testing work flows for easy team collaboration. Cons Honestly, out of all the systems, I cannot say I have a complaint. They even offer free membership up to 10 users! Switched from [Trello](https://www.capterra.com/p/211559/Trello/) Easier to use and cheaper. Trello was hard to figure out and lacked features that JIRA has. Review Source Ganesh R. Systems Engineer Computer Software Used the software for: 1-2 years ### "Reliable tool for managing software projects" August 29, 2026 4.0 Overall, my experience with Jira has been good, I mainly find it useful for tracking development tasks, bugs and project progress. Once the workflow is set up, it becomes much easier to manage work and keep track of what is pending or completed. Pros I like how Jira keeps tasks, bugs, and project work organized in one place. It makes it easy to see what needs to be done, track progress, and keep everyone on the same page. The boards and issue tracking are especially useful for managing development work. Cons Jira can feel a little complicated when you first start using it. especially with all the different settings and options. Some screens also have more information that I need, so it can take a bit of time to get used to the interface. Review Source Susmita W. Technology Associate Information Technology and Services Used the software for: 1-2 years ### "The Necessary Evil of Software Development" September 27, 2026 5.0 Jira Software is highly polarizing, typically described as a "love-hate relationship." While teams love the deep visibility and robust tracking it offers leadership, individual contributors often find it heavy, slow, and overly bureaucratic. Pros Jira's deep alignment with Agile frameworks, powerful workflow customization, and seamless ecosystem integrations Cons Jira can easily turn engineering culture into a rigid bureaucratic process. Simple tasks get buried in long, modal-heavy forms with mandatory fields and strict status transitions Review Source Guillaume T. Director of AI Information Technology and Services Used the software for: 6-12 months ### "Pays off at scale, overkill for a small team" September 6, 2026 4.0 Good tool with a real setup cost, and the trade-off is easy to sum up. If you have the scale and someone owning the config, it pays off and I would pick it again. If you are five people trying to ship fast, it will slow you down. Go in knowing that and you will be fine. Go in expecting it to work out of the box and you will be frustrated by month three. Pros The traceability is what I keep coming back to. Six months later I can open a ticket and see who decided what and why. No chat tool gives you that. Integrations and automation rules also do real work. A lot of the manual back and forth we used to do just disappeared once we set the rules up properly. And it holds up when you grow. We went from one project to several teams without the whole thing falling apart, which is not true of most tools I have used. Cons It is heavy for a small team. Under ten people the ceremony costs you more than it gives back, and you feel it every day. The admin side is a job in itself. Workflows, permissions, schemes, you need someone who actually owns the configuration. If nobody does, it drifts into a mess within a few months. We learned that one the hard way. Review Source Samuel K. Analyst Banking Used the software for: 1-2 years ### "Jira - Tested Project Management tool" August 22, 2026 5.0 Overall satisfied and a regular day to day user for Agile projects. This is used by the company as standard Pros Able to track project end to end Who it is assigned Status of each project and task status Backlog maintenance Cons Formatting inside the description is not very user friendly especially font coloring is not easy and user friendly Review Source Ravi V. QA Construction Used the software for: 6-12 months ### "Powerful tool to track your project" August 17, 2026 4.0 Overall is it no doubt a reliable tool and thats why it is a successful product . After you understand the workflows and planning board it gets better. Pros A really nice tool to to track work across cross functional teams. The workflows and planning boards can be customised which is great. Integration with development tools and outside reporting systems is easy. Cons Jira the word itself sound little technical and so is the tool which is little bit unfriendly to non technical users and takes a bit learning curve. Review Source Sadaf Yusuf M. HOD Education Management Used the software for: 1-2 years ### "Great for Dev Teams, Heavy for Everyone Else" September 3, 2026 5.0 Jira remains the gold standard for software engineering. Its workflow tailoring and tracking precision are incredible. However, configuration is a chore, and the UI feels heavily dated. Pros Unmatched sprint customization and agile workflows. Deep engineering tool integrations and tracking. Cons Clunky, overwhelming, and slow interface. Additionally Steep learning curve for non-technical users. Review Source Syed S. Senior Consultant Information Technology and Services Used the software for: 2+ years ### "The Ultimate Backbone for Agile Workflows and Sprint Management" July 3, 2026 5.0 Overall, my experience with Jira has been highly positive. It serves as the undisputed backbone for our daily agile operations. Despite a steep initial learning curve for some users, its ability to streamline sprint planning, enforce workflow rules, and provide transparent reporting makes it an indispensable tool for keeping our development teams aligned and delivering value consistently Pros What I like most about Jira is its unparalleled flexibility in managing sprint backlogs and customizing agile boards. Setting up custom workflows, issue types, and quick filters allows our teams to map their exact processes perfectly. The drag-and-drop interface makes sprint planning and daily standups incredibly efficient, providing the team with clear, real-time visibility into their tasks. Cons While Jira is incredibly powerful, its sheer volume of features and configuration options can make the user interface feel overwhelming and complex for new team members. The learning curve can be steep, and navigating through extensive issue layouts or setting up advanced custom fields often requires significant administrative overhead to keep the workspace clean and intuitive. Review Source AS ANNPURNA S. Marketing Data Ops Manager Computer Software Used the software for: 2+ years ### "Helpful for Team Collaboration and Task Tracking" June 6, 2026 5.0 Overall, my experience with Jira has been positive, especially while working in Marketing/Data Operations where multiple teams and requests need to be managed together. It helped our team stay organized, track progress clearly, and maintain accountability across different operational tasks like account requests, enrichment, data cleanup, and Salesforce-related activities. I also found it useful for prioritizing work, managing dependencies, and collaborating with stakeholders efficiently. While some workflows could feel complex at times, overall it was a reliable tool for keeping projects and operational tasks on track. Pros What I liked most about Jira was how it helped our team stay organized and aligned, especially while handling multiple operational requests at the same time. In my work with account creation, enrichment, duplicate management, and Salesforce-related tasks, Jira made it easier to track priorities, follow up with stakeholders, and manage dependencies across teams. It also gave clear visibility into ownership and progress, which helped us collaborate better and avoid missing important requests or deadlines. Cons One thing I liked least about Jira was that sometimes it could feel a bit overwhelming when there were too many tickets, workflows, or updates happening at the same time. For cross-functional operational work, especially when multiple teams were involved, keeping track of all dependencies and notifications could become confusing. At times, some workflows also felt more manual than needed, especially for repetitive follow-ups or status updates. Review Source SB Shubam B. Software Developer Information Technology and Services Used the software for: 6-12 months ### "“Powerful Project Management Tool with a Steep Learning Curve”" May 12, 2026 4.0 Overall, my experience with Jira has been positive. It’s a strong project management and issue-tracking platform that works especially well for agile teams managing complex workflows and collaboration across multiple projects. I found it very effective for sprint planning, backlog management, task tracking, and maintaining transparency across teams. The customization options, integrations with development tools, and reporting capabilities make it highly adaptable to different team needs. At the same time, there’s a learning curve, and the platform can feel overly complex for smaller teams or lightweight projects. Once workflows are properly configured, though, it becomes a reliable system for organizing work and improving team coordination. Pros What I’ve liked most about Jira is how flexible it is without losing structure. It handles everything from simple task tracking to complex agile workflows (Scrum, Kanban) in one place, and you can customize fields, workflows, and boards to match how your team actually works rather than forcing a rigid process. Another standout is visibility. Dashboards, filters, and reporting tools make it easy to see progress, blockers, and team workload at a glance, which is especially useful in collaborative or distributed teams. That said, it’s not perfect—it can feel heavy or over-engineered for smaller projects—but when used well, it becomes a powerful single source of truth for project management and development work. Cons What I liked least about Jira is that it can become overly complex and difficult to maintain as projects grow. The large number of configuration options, workflows, and permissions can make onboarding slower and sometimes create unnecessary process overhead for simple tasks. Performance can also feel sluggish at times, especially with heavily customized projects or large backlogs. In addition, the UI can be overwhelming for new users, and finding the right settings or filters often takes more clicks than expected. Review Source Bhumika H. Sde Education Management Used the software for: 2+ years ### "Best atlassian product " July 6, 2026 5.0 The overall experience is very good I am using jira since 2 years and it's a game changer whether to create tasks raise request to raise defects everything Pros The interface is very good and easy to create stories defects and to log work and to handle everyday tasks Cons Nothing everything is best about jira also with modern AI tools it works more effectively and efficiently Review Source VR Verified Reviewer delivery head Banking Used the software for: 2+ years ### "Best Jira platform" April 22, 2026 5.0 best in all means , powerful tool for custom workflow management , overall all features are really helpful mainly , felixible issue tracking Pros Planning in this is very good feature, tracking, report feature, breaking down projects and get context what we need is best Cons i feel bit complex features but overall not many pros , structured release management with jira need to learn Review Source VR Verified Reviewer Software Engineer Information Technology and Services Used the software for: 2+ years ### "Strong project management tool with a learning curve" April 22, 2026 4.0 My overall experience with Jira has been largely positive, especially for managing projects that require structure, tracking, and collaboration across a team. It works very well for task management and keeping everyone aligned on what needs to be done. The ability to assign tasks, monitor progress, and maintain visibility across projects makes day to day coordination much easier. It also supports strong team and project collaboration, since updates, comments, and status changes are all in one place. This reduces the need for constant back and forth communication outside the tool. Over time, it becomes a reliable system for organizing work and improving accountability within a team. At the same time, the experience is not without challenges. The initial setup and learning curve can feel heavy, especially for new users. It takes time to understand workflows and adjust the tool to fit specific needs. The interface can sometimes feel crowded, and managing notifications requires attention to avoid distraction. Cost is another factor that becomes more noticeable as usage expands or additional features are needed. Overall, it is a powerful tool that works best for teams willing to invest time in setup and learning. Once in place, it provides strong value for managing complex work and improving collaboration, even if it can feel less simple than expected at the start. Pros What I liked most about Jira is how well it brings structure and clarity to project work without feeling overly complicated once you get used to it. It offers strong value for money because it combines multiple project management functions in one place, so there is less need for separate tools. For teams that handle ongoing development or complex workflows, it helps keep everything organized and traceable, which saves time in the long run. Customer support has generally been responsive and helpful when issues come up, especially for configuration or workflow setup questions. The platform is fairly easy to use after the initial learning phase, and it becomes more intuitive with regular use. Task management is one of its strongest points since it allows clear assignment, tracking, and prioritization of work, which reduces confusion about responsibilities. Project collaboration and team collaboration are also well supported through shared boards, comments, and real time updates, which makes coordination smoother across teams. While diagram creation is not its core feature, it can still be handled through integrations or linked tools, which is useful for visual planning when needed. Overall, it works well as a central hub for managing projects and keeping teams aligned. Cons What I liked least about Jira is that it can feel overwhelming at the beginning. The number of settings, workflows, and configuration options is high, and it takes time to understand how everything fits together. For smaller teams or new users, this learning curve can slow things down. The interface can also feel a bit cluttered, especially when multiple projects and boards are involved. It sometimes takes extra clicks to get to the information that is actually needed, which affects efficiency. Another downside is that pricing can become expensive as the team grows or when additional features and add ons are required. While the core tool is strong, some useful capabilities are locked behind paid plans or extra integrations. There is also a fair amount of notification activity, which can become distracting if not carefully managed. Overall flexibility is a strength, but it can also make the setup feel heavier than necessary for simpler use cases. Review Source Enguerran M. Fullstack web developer Sporting Goods Used the software for: 2+ years ### "Great for dev teams, but can feel a bit heavy sometimes" April 15, 2026 4.0 The industry standard exists because it demonstrates its value. The system needs enhancements because its user interface operates at slow speeds although it successfully handles our daily standup meetings and sprint planning activities. The system functions as a reliable tool through its basic setup requirements which I use on a daily basis to handle my work and programming tasks. Pros The best aspect of the software for developers exists in its ability to work together with Git and our CI/CD pipelines. The system provides a time-saving benefit because users can link Jira tickets to their work through pull requests and commit messages. The process for tracking sprints and transferring tickets throughout the board operates with high efficiency. The system enables our team to maintain shared understanding about which team members handle different bug fixes and user story tasks without requiring us to ask each other. Cons The initial experience proves to be excessively challenging. The multiple menus and available options create a cumbersome experience when users attempt to perform basic task updates. The system becomes unmanageable when project managers and administrators create excessive custom workflows because users experience extreme difficulty in moving tickets to the "Done" status. The system experiences performance issues because it becomes slow and unresponsive when the backlog exceeds its capacity. Review Source Gunther C. Software Engineer Computer Software Used the software for: 2+ years ### "Industry Standard Work Management" March 30, 2026 5.0 Overall, my experience with Jira has been positive. It's a commonly used industry tool, and it is beneficial that most software engineers and product managers are familiar with using it. Pros Jira makes it easy to organize the work needed to complete projects. It's features help engineering leadership understand the status of in progress work, and it helps engineers distribute tasks amongst themselves. Cons Jira is rather flexible, which is good, but this also makes it important for a company to set it up correctly so it is efficient and effective when engineers use it. Simple choices like disabling "initiative" level tickets can hinder the ability of teams. Review Source RV Rakhi V. QA Lead Information Technology and Services Used the software for: 2+ years ### "JIRA in 4 years" March 27, 2026 5.0 Jira has been a reliable tool and a strong source of truth for planning and tracking work. It helps keep teams coordinated and makes execution more transparent, even if some parts can feel a little process-heavy at times. Pros Jira keeps everything in one place and makes work easy to track from start to finish. It’s especially helpful for staying aligned with dev and product—bugs, stories, priorities, and status are all visible, so it’s clear what’s blocked, what’s in progress, and what needs attention. Cons It can get noisy and cluttered, especially on larger projects—important updates sometimes get buried in comments, notifications, and long ticket histories. Also, depending on how a project is configured, logging a simple bug can feel a bit heavy with too many fields, steps, or workflows. Review Source ET Edward T. Founder and Marketing Strategist Marketing and Advertising Used the software for: 2+ years ### "Continues our small agency's campaigns." May 11, 2026 5.0 The way we use Jira is primarily for campaign builds: building websites for refresh tasks, email sequences, changing paid search stuff or the occasional client journey diagram. It is more software than we technically need, but it is good to have project collaboration not live in my head. I would keep it if it were for that amount of money, as freelancers come and go. Simply allow an afternoon to just clean up the setup. Pros The visibility is what I like the most. Jira allows me to view landing page content, ad creatives, client approvals, and dev ticket without having to track down Slack threads for a 2-10 person shop. Task management is sufficiently described for retainers, and the collaboration amongst group feels cleaner in the mornings on Monday. Whiteboards / diagrams creation helps to map the ideas before we convert them to work items. We believe the pricing is reasonable for the amount of tracking we receive. Cons The configuration can become very complicated. I still try to conceal 50% of the fields so that account managers don't get bored. Easy to use is OK after training, but not on day one. Customer support has responded to tickets, but the responses can sometimes lead to documentation, and I was looking for a very simple answer for a small agency workflow. Review Source VR Verified Reviewer Software Engineer I Computer Software Used the software for: 1-2 years ### "Great Tool for Bug Tracking and Agile Project Management" March 6, 2026 5.0 Overall, my experience with Jira has been very positive. It helps manage tasks, track bugs effectively, and improves teamwork among members in agile projects. Pros Jira simplifies tracking bugs, managing tasks, and collaborating with the team during agile development. The sprint boards and workflow features help keep projects organized and improve communication between developers and testers. Cons Jira can be complicated for new users, and the interface requires time to learn. The initial setup and configuration can be tough for teams with no prior experience. Review Source VR Verified Reviewer QA Engineer Information Technology and Services Used the software for: 1-2 years ### "Best tool for managing bugs and tasks across the entire team" April 26, 2026 5.0 Jira has been a core part of our QA workflow for managing test cases, bugs, and sprint tasks. Once you get past the initial setup and learning phase it becomes very easy to use daily. Task management is solid for assigning tickets, setting priorities, and tracking progress works really well. Value for money is decent for mid to large teams but can feel expensive for smaller teams. Overall it is one of the most reliable project collaboration tools available, just needs some time to get fully comfortable with. Pros The best part is how well it handles project and task management. As a QA engineer, creating bug reports, linking them to stories, and tracking their status all in one place is really helpful. The Scrum and Kanban boards give a clear picture of what's in progress and what's pending. Integration with tools like Confluence and Bitbucket makes team collaboration smooth and everything stays connected. Cons The learning curve is steep for new users and the interface feels overwhelming at first with too many options and settings. Performance slows down when there are too many tickets and filters on the board. Diagram creation is very limited natively and you need third party plugins for anything visual which adds to the cost. Customer support mostly redirects you to documentation which isn't always helpful for specific issues. Review Source IP Indra P. IT Manager Information Technology and Services Used the software for: 2+ years ### "Reliable platform to manage IT projects." June 12, 2026 5.0 Jira has been a great help for our IT team, specifically for the management of software development projects and tracking their progress. It has good functionality as well, it can be used for collaboration with other teams, but it has a learning curve to get the most out of it. While it’s not the cheapest solution available, the benefits, particularly in terms of organization and visibility, have made it worth the investment for our company. Pros Jira is a good solid base to manage tasks in different teams, particularly for our development and testing processes. Loving the ability to be so specific in dependency and specifying who does what, so our timelines can always be kept open for all concerned. Detailed reporting has been useful for our weekly team review and the interaction with Confluence makes it easier to update the documentation. Cons For new users, the interface can be daunting and difficult to appreciate, particularly in larger projects that have numerous parts. The advanced features, such as automation rules, can take a bit of time to master and this might be difficult for smaller teams or if you don't have admin support. Also, at times slowdowns during tasks with more complex boards, or at busier times. Review Source VR Verified Reviewer IT Project Manager Biotechnology Used the software for: 2+ years ### "Good tool for project tracking but has a learning curve" February 17, 2026 5.0 Overall my experience with Jira has been positive. It really helps in organizing work, tracking tasks and managing sprints in a structured way. Once you get familiar with how projects and workflows are set up, it becomes easier to use in day to day work. It improved visibility across the team and made collaboration smoother. There are few usability challenges but the benefits kind of outweigh the drawbacks for project tracking. Pros What I liked most about Jira is how flexible it is for managing different kind of work. We used it for sprint planning, backlog tracking and day to day task updates, and it kept everything in one place which was really helpful. The boards (Scrum/Kanban) make it easy to see what everyone is working on and the progress of tickets without asking around. Also the integrations with other tools we use and the reporting dashboards are pretty useful, especially for tracking team performance and deadlines. It does take a little time to get used to, but once you start using it regularly it becomes part of the daily workflow. Cons One thing I liked least about Jira is that it can feel a bit heavy and complex, especially for new users. There are so many fields, workflows and configurations that sometimes it becomes confusing to just create or update a simple ticket. Also performance can be slow at times, like pages take few extra seconds to load which gets frustrating when you are working on multiple tickets. The UI also feels cluttered in some areas and could be more simplified. Review Source Prashant M. Quality Assurance Information Technology and Services Used the software for: 1-2 years ### "Good for Tracking Tasks, Bugs, and team projects." April 3, 2026 5.0 Overall, my experience with jira has been positive. It has helped in managing tasks, reporting bugs, tracking project progress, and improving communication between teams. It is especially useful in a work environment where multiple team members are handling different parts of the same project. Although there is a learning curve, once you understand the system, it becomes a very reliable and useful tool for daily work. Pros Jira is a very useful tool for managing tasks, tracking bugs, and organizing team work. It is Especially helpful when working with developers, QA teams, and project managers in one place. it can feel a little complex in the beginning, but once the team gets used to it, it becomes very effective. Cons What i liked most about jira is how well it helps in tracking tasks and bugs in a structured way. It is very useful for managing day-to-day work, assigning responsibilities, and following the progress of issues until closer/ The ability to create custom workflows, priorities, comments, and status tracking makes it very practical for real project management. Review Source Similar Products Featured ## Send me user reviews about this product ### Fill out the form and we'll send a list of the top-rated software based on real user reviews directly to your inbox.